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Amazon Singapore: Third-Party Store Closed on 6 July 2026

There is no PPC on amazon.sg any more. Amazon closed the amazon.sg third-party store on 6 July 2026, the last day it accepted customer orders, and Sponsored Ads campaigns there stopped serving at 11:59 pm Singapore time that night.

Amazon closed the amazon.sg third-party store on 6 July 2026. The site still serves Singapore shoppers, with International Store products sold by Amazon's own companies in the US, Japan and the EU, and there is no third-party store left to sell or advertise in.

Marketplace: amazon.sg | Currency: SGD

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Marketplace Overview

Amazon announced on 7 May 2026 that it would stop operating Amazon Fresh, Amazon Retail and the third-party store on amazon.sg, and wound the third-party store down in stages. Creation of new FBA shipments was disabled that day, the SIN8 fulfilment centre stopped accepting FBA shipments on 6 June, and 6 July 2026 was the last day the store accepted customer orders. Sponsored Ads campaigns on amazon.sg stopped serving at 11:59 pm Singapore time that night, and every FBA and FBM offer was deactivated on 7 July. Amazon set out these dates in its Seller Central notice "Important Update - Amazon Singapore 2026", listed under Sources below.

The domain is still live. Amazon says amazon.sg continues to serve Singapore customers with international selection from its US, Japan and Germany stores, with free delivery for Prime members. Its help pages describe that selection as Amazon International Store products sold by Amazon's own companies: Amazon Export Sales LLC in the US, Amazon Japan Godo Kaisha and Amazon EU SARL. With the third-party store closed, a seller has no amazon.sg listing, Buy Box or ad campaign left to manage.

What is left is closing out. Seller Central stays open until further notice with every offer deactivated, and orders placed by 6 July still have to be fulfilled and their buyer messages answered. The tips below cover the claim windows to wait out and how Amazon suggests moving listings to its other stores.

What Sellers Should Do Now

1

Retire amazon.sg campaign plans

Sponsored Ads campaigns on amazon.sg stopped serving at 11:59 pm Singapore time on 6 July 2026, and every third-party offer was deactivated the next day. Amazon's notice names no replacement for Singapore advertising, so a plan built on an amazon.sg ad account, a local Buy Box or FBA stock in Singapore has nothing left to run on.

2

Leave your other stores' campaigns running

Amazon says Ads campaigns in its other stores were not affected and continue to serve as normal, and that billing for advertising continues under its existing processes. It recommends reviewing campaigns in line with your sell-through plans, so check whether any budget still assumes Singapore sales.

3

Close out claims before you close the account

Customers can file an A-to-z Guarantee claim up to 90 days from an order's estimated delivery date, and SAFE-T claims must be filed within 60 days of the customer refund date. FBA returns added to your inventory from 6 July are reimbursed automatically, net of the applicable FBA fees, within 30 days of the customer starting the return. Amazon asks you to wait 90 days after your last sale before you close the seller account.

4

Move listings with Build International Listings

For sellers who want to keep selling, Amazon points to Global Selling and the Build International Listings tool in Seller Central, which cross-lists products into its other stores. Seller feedback and ratings do not transfer, but product reviews are tied to the ASIN and may show in other stores that list the same ASIN.

Challenges

  • -No third-party offers, Sponsored Ads campaigns or FBA on amazon.sg after 6 July 2026
  • -Orders placed by 6 July can still bring A-to-z Guarantee claims for up to 90 days from their estimated delivery date
  • -Seller feedback and ratings earned on amazon.sg do not transfer to other Amazon stores
  • -Amazon.sg's selection now comes from Amazon International Store, sold by Amazon's own companies in the US, Japan and the EU

What Still Works

  • +Seller Central stays open until further notice, so past orders, payments, returns and claims can still be handled there
  • +Build International Listings cross-lists products from your Singapore account into other Amazon stores
  • +Product reviews are tied to the ASIN and may show in other stores that list the same ASIN
  • +Ads campaigns in Amazon's other stores were not affected by the closure

Sources

Every fact and figure in this guide was checked on against these official pages. Rules, fees and event dates change, so confirm on the source before you act on them.

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